Â鶹AV's College of Engineering offers three Mechanical Engineering graduate degrees:
A non-thesis, 30-semester-hour program designed to suit the needs of the practicing engineer.
Preparing engineers to study complex engineering problems and develop future-oriented solutions.
Â鶹AV's Mechanical Engineering department has unique emphases in:
Our faculty have expertise in robotics and autonomous systems, CAD/CAM design, material science, alloys and composites, electronics cooling, turbomachinery, reliability and vibration engineering.
We focus on preparing students for the labor market. Â鶹AV teaches the full range of mechanical engineering software skills including Solid Works, Autodesk Fusion 360, ANSYS, FLUENT, Matlab, Python, PLC Programming with Rockwell RSLogix, and many other tools to implement the ideas presented in our coursework.
Mechanical engineering students can also take courses outside the department in PLC programming, robotics, reliability, artificial intelligence, electrical engineering, and computer vision to build a unique skill set.
Qualified graduate students (based on transcripts, GRE and TOEFL/IELTS) will be offered an out-of-state tuition waiver plus a $1,000/year general graduate scholarship.
With this scholarship, the student only needs to pay in-state tuition, which is significantly lower than the full tuition. Highly qualified doctoral students are offered assistantships or fellowships with partial tuition waivers.
Most full-time Mechanical Engineering students receive some support via scholarships with in-state tuition or assistantships.